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I was lucky enough to be in undergrad with Dr. Rodman. One of the kindest and most intellectually honest people I’ve ever met. Passionate about ideas but at the
by jimmytucson 2y ago
I was lucky enough to be in undergrad with Dr. Rodman. One of the kindest and most intellectually honest people I’ve ever met. Passionate about ideas but at the same time, emotionally uninvested in bad ones.
He was a history major before he went on to study medicine, and he now does a podcast on the history of medicine called Bedside Rounds. He gets really excited when talking about something he finds interesting and it makes you want to follow him down the rabbit hole. Highly recommend listening at half speed: http://bedside-rounds.org/ http://bedside-rounds.org/
- maeil 2y agoGood to hear that he's so kind, but he has clearly spent too much time inside the medical world if he's shocked by this result, and in the face of it still maintains that GPT should be the "second opinion" to the doctor instead of the other way around, when the result clearly shows patients would directly benefit from GPT giving the first opinion.